Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 3

Princess_x

isey235 wrote: »

It was 35 mph for gods sake.

GET A GRIP !

Sorry this is just my 2 pence worth:

I admit that princesswoo could have said what she did a little nicer, but the main point I'm going to pick out of her argument is 'potentially killing someone'. Going over the speed limit is obviously an offence, but not one people take that seriously. I don't drive so not really gonna get into all that, but she's right when she says you could potentially kill someone. Someone I knew passed away as the car going over the speed limit wasn't able to stop on time, and hence caused an 'accident'. Till this day I still can't believe he's gone. I'm sorry but going over the speeding limit is just not something to be taken lightly. Even if you don't care about the law, you can injure someone or even kill them. And yes 35 mph can do a lot of damage. Like someone else said the limits are there for a reason.

BlueICe_2

jojo90 wrote: »

how are some of you checking the status of the price checks?

i dont know i am baffled by tht too lol

music_luv

*** POSSIBLE DEAL ***
Pearl Drops Daily Shine Toothpolish 50ml
PRICE TESCO £1.98
PRICE ASDA £1.00
DTD £1.96
NET COST AFTER REFUND £0.02

Ever so slightly different name on Asda website - Daily Whitening Toothpolish but descriptions are exactly the same so hopefully will still compare?

Asda:
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/search/searchcontainer.jsp?trailSize=1&searchString=pearl+drops&domainName=Products&headerVersion=v1&_requestid=91832

Tesco:
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=255842808

brindles01

arronc wrote: »

Just because it flashes does not mean you will get ticket... time will tell

princesswoo will never let him forget it

flowerclipper

Had a bad experience today. The boy called the supervisor who wouldn't take the voucher because it had the 12hr clock on it so 3:15 instead of 15:15. She said that I couldn't possibly have got a voucher for £20. I said Asda were cheaper and that's why I got it. Then she noticed that I'd paid the last lot with a voucher and she said she wasn't having it. The boy was very frosty too. Phoned CS when I got hope and they were lovely - said I had to go to Customer Services in store and stand there until they phoned CS. Trouble is I want to go shopping tomorrow night and CS will be closed.
My thanks too for everyone's help on here.

pretzelnut

isey235 wrote: »

It was 35 mph for gods sake.

GET A GRIP !

Speed limits are there for a reason.

If your child got hit by a speeding driver I doubt you would be able to say, you were only a little over the limit don't worry about it.

It not cars that kill people the drivers do.

henlans

princesswoo wrote: »

I havent NOT ONCE. I did my 1st ever full DTD shop today and stuck well within the rules.

The way i see it is that people post about reusing it (ie the person didnt sign it or take it. and the post is deleted.

However people that post that they do more then 1 a day and that does not get deleted..

Its the TERMS and does not mean it is ILLEGAL to reuse a voucher or go in more then once a day, or do more then £100 a month.

Terms and Conditions is not the LAW!

tytesco

brindles01 wrote: »

did the 'accidently' printed voucher get accepted without any drama?

you need to ask the original poster not me

brindles01

Princess_x wrote: »

Sorry this is just my 2 pence worth:

I admit that princesswoo could have said what she did a little nicer, but the main point I'm going to pick out of her argument is 'potentially killing someone'. Going over the speed limit is obviously an offence, but not one people take that seriously. I don't drive so not really gonna get into all that, but she's right when she says you could potentially kill someone. Someone I knew passed away as the car going over the speed limit wasn't able to stop on time, and hence caused an 'accident'. Till this day I still can't believe he's gone. I'm sorry but going over the speeding limit is just not something to be taken lightly. Even if you don't care about the law, you can injure someone or even kill them. And yes 35 mph can do a lot of damage. Like someone else said the limits are there for a reason.

Here's me thinking this was a Tesco discussion thread and it seems to have turned into a forum for morals

Lighten up please or go into a serious chat forum
Th

valeduke

BlueICe wrote: »

it clearly ststes on the voucher tht it cannot be used for anything else

opps my mistake then first one ever used so i asked her first i just accepted what she said i didnt even read the thing just printed of and took with me..